We all want to feel the burn when working out, but what about the shakes? I'm not talking about feeling dizzy from not eating enough or from coming up too fast after doing a forward bend. When your body is working really hard, either holding a challenging position or toward the end of a set, your muscles start to unintentionally quiver.
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Well, it's been a little over a month and a half since the end of school. Things are definitely not easy in this life, nor are things handed to you. You need to get on your feet and keep moving on to the next big thing. Activity at my present job with sports performance training and personal training is relatively slow, but building. I anticipate that this next month could hold a good amount of growth there. The tough part is coming in to a program at this location that was desserted.
Before you disregard this post and label me a hippy, I urge you to read what's to follow. I understand the argument(s) against eating organic food. The top three include:
There is no substitute for consistency. You must consistently exercise your muscles, your heart, your lungs, and your mind. You must consistently stretch your body, your heart, and your mind. Consistency is not 2 days a week or every now and then. It is every day! Every day get up and move, get uncomfortable. Every day reward that movement with stretching. If you are consistent your body will thank you. If you are consistent your heart and mind will thank you.
